. striking unions, where the negotiations stand on day two of the strike. police released the information a short time ago about the motive for this crime. another hot day is ahead of us and we will tell you just how hot and humid and how they are affecting city services. the morning news continues. good morning, thank you for

joining us, tuesday morning, july 2nd, i am pam cook. let's check weather and traffic, and we know it is about the heat. >> rain showers are popping up, we will look into it, what the heck is going on. i know some of this has been and this is all tropical moisture, along the coast, 60s and 70s, here is sal. no problems on the golden gate bridge, and they are trying to avoid the freeways, traffic does look good coming from san rafael to the golden gate bridge. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. this is day 2, we will go back to that but we are starting with breaking news

from oakland. alex savage is on -- alex savage is at the lake park avenue and we will try to figure out if this was supposed to be a robbery and this is where a deadly shooting happened inside the restaurant. they are searching for at least two shooters and this is the scene as the coroner removed the bodies in this case. the one of the victim -- one of the victims worked here for the last four years. this shooting happened last night at the restaurant on lake park avenue. police say there were four employees and several customers inside the restaurant. during the hold up, one employee triggered the silent t

gunman started shooting. a police told us, in response to these killings, we will hold two people whose can't. >> they were doing their job and you unfortunately they were killed while doing their job and we will be working with the community not only through prevention but education and awareness as well. >> investigators will be taking a close look both at the wing stop restaurant and they are trying to identify them, and in addition shooters are not wear -- about it and it is unclear

at this point, these by the way were the 46th and 47th homicides of the year. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. another long commute on day two of the bart strike. no face to face contract talks yesterday, no new talks with scheduled today however negotiators from both camps are now held up in an oakland hotel and it is possible and part is announcing they had chartered buses. buses are a veil and, dublin pleasanton and fremont bart stations and this morning, they are also available from 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the west oakland station. in addition to the extra

station, bart is also doubling the number of buses to san francisco. in addition to charter buses, more people are taking being advantage of the ferry system and as long as the ferry operation -- operators say the parking lots filled quickly so if possible, you should carpool or get a ride to the terminal. it is not recommended as an alternative because it already runs at 100% cad cash capacity. >> the transport takes commission said you should try some carpools. this is oakland and we found a small group of people waiting for a ride and it was a different situation where people were trying to leave the

city on beal street. it stretched around the block and some of the computers say it is worth the wait. >> i was a bit nervous but the person was i with was friendly and it got me changing my mind on how we will continue to come -- 0 controversial commute, look right under our home paint and they have created a riding boom, companies are report ago 40% rise in business and the number of people using ride sharing services are expected to go up even higher now that the bart strike is underway. some u.s. city transit workers are not allowed to go on strike. coming up, which cities have

laws whether the bay area shoul have that too. > san jose, a popular park will be opened today. the not at 9:00 a.m. and it is temporarily closed and it is enclosed now for the third day in a row and it is supposed to reach mid-90s and that has city officials concerned. city officials do not want people inside the park because of the dry conditions and it can be a hazard with the humidity and they want to eliminate any fire emergencies. as we approach the 4th, we want to remind people fireworks are illegal in all of santa clara

county except gilroy where they are ought possessing up to 100,000 dollars they have prompted them to open up community centers from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. so people can stay cool and hydrated. in gilroy and morgan hill it is supposed to reach over 100 and try to stay out of the direct sunlight, rest often in shady areas, drink lots of water and another tid bit, if you have elderly and dash and this fur prone to this access sufficient -- if they are prone to the

excessive heath, keep an eye on them and keep them out of direct sunlight. we have more near the dump and a couple of cars got into a crash. news chopper 2 is overhead and this is one of the vehicles and one is still flipped avenue on vast dough road 580s is a mess because of a grass fire and fire crews were out there and ever since then, 508 itself has been slow and -- 580 itself has been slow and we will show it to you next time. that is a 40 manipulate delay. it has been very slow and we

are seeing lines for the ferry, pigger than yesterday. if you are taking the ferry the next one is at 6:55 and you should plan on waiting for a long time there and it seems like more people decided to take the ferry instead of taking the car and we are looking at the east shore freeway and thank you steve. there is absolutely nothing going on except we have some light showers and higher humidity, some lows are in the 70s and if and we have a heat warning up and they will fine tune that. it is 76 and you have cooled off a few degrees and they have some of the mugginess and not only that there have been some

showers in afternoon bay. 60s and 70s and there is a lot more fog and i am noticing a little more of a westerly wind and richmond san rafael bridge, west 16 to 17 and yes, it is 91 in las vegas and 61 up in lake tahoe and up towards ukiah. they ever mainly been around the san rafael coast and they are just hugging the santa cruz coast lean so i would not be surprised to see a few of these pop-up today. cool to warm to mild to hot and that could be warm and muggy with our tropical clouds and 60s to 100s and if you are cool it is hot and muggy. it does look good and a big cool down should take us right

into the weekend. there is a warning for dog owners particularly in san francisco, what you need to bring along on your next walk and what could be putting your dogs in danger. it could it be his best bet, we will explain what is happening with edward snowden in a live report, stay tuned. we see more people on the road and we will tell you more about the morning commute coming up. 97

. welcome back 6:14, once again bart is on strike and we are looking live at the mcarthur maze, affected by the bart strike and once again, hundreds of thousands are dealing with work on day two. again traffic is backed up to the mcarthur maze already this morning at 615. now bart union said there were no new talks today. they are treating the report on data breaches. there were 131 data breaches to put california's information at risk. 2. 5 million people could have had their information stolen

and she is recommending to tighten security controls and using encrypted data when transferring files. he asked for political asylum. -- asylum. the president of venezuela is in moscow this morning. they have not directly offered edward snowden protection but he deserves protection under humanitarian law. the man who admitted collecting phone records is stuck at an airport in moscow. edward snowden does the not have the proper documents to leave the count trip but he said he would not extradite him and there is no such treaty.

so far india ejected it and edward snowden will have to be on their soil. this comes after he slammed the wikileaks website. he said the president and vice- president went against him and are encouraging other countries to go against him. happening now in florida, george zimmerman's trial in the death of trayvon martin is getting underway. these are hive pictures inside the courtroom as we speak. today's testimony comes after they heard the resordid interview, describing the night he shot and killed trayvon martin an unarmed teen. he was supposed to hear he

jumped out of the bushes and changes his version over time and we will be checking back on the george zimmerman trial throughout the day. meantime a mountain view man is recovering after being grazed by a bullet. the man was walking on the trial when a man with a gun walked up and demanded money. when he refused the suspect shot him. luckily the police said the bullet only grazed his hand and the suspect is described as an african man in his 20s. at 6:00 tonight the city of oakland is celebrating the return with an invitation for couples to get married at city hall. they will be there to officiate ceremonies and couples who want to get married tonight have to get their line senses in advance. they issued twice as many as usual yesterday and robert snapped this picture of the

line outside the clerk recorders' office. ken greeted them and ken is performing the ceremony. some laws prohibit them from going on strike and they do allow a transit strike. transit strikes are illegal in new york city, chicago, boston and washington d.c. and instead contractings are settled with arbitrators and wage boards. they are making those on the strike city as well. >> i think there is no question, no question as well on this negotiations and we need to reconsider. >> they say there is a lot of power in california and they say 400,000 represent a lot of votes which could make a difference on that issue.

i guess there is a car fire and it has started a brush fire, this is livermore, sal? >> yes, we have our pictures now to show you the backup it has caused on the pass on 580 westbound as you drive over to the livermore area and this fire was out about an hour ago and the fire crews are still there and obviously it is just to make sure it is contained and there are no more hot spots this is westbound and you can still see the crews are putting more water on the area and this all started when a car went on fire which has already been towed away. it started maybe about -- this all started in the morning. we have a backup of 45 minutes before you make it onto

the bridge. many of cars coming on 24 and 980 and 880 are going to be subjected to slow traffic as well. the san mateo bridge is not a bad alternate, neither is the dumbarton, the san mateo is likewise for the dumbarton, let's go to steve. sunrise over the big city, we have some lower clouds and higher clouds and that means higher humidity and it will be warm to hot and they are traffic and a couple of showers mostly sunny partly cloudy in the morning and one week ago today, 5 inches of rain fell and in the north bay cool temperatures and we are starting to warm things up and by this weekend things will start to cool down.

inland temperatures will be toasty with humid temperatures and there is a little more of an on shore breeze, it is out towards the delta and if ross to #0s on the temperatures. and a lot of these tropical clouds we had a few showers in the san mateo coast. sun clouds, cool to hot and if you are near the coast it's not that bad but the humidity factor makes it tougher and 90s and 100s, mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies skies. >> time now 1:22, this is a

video which has gone fire roll -- viral, what do you think about letting this baby go swimming without an adult. what experts are saying. and this is our very own survey on it. tv u. as the bart strike continues the strike is not getting better. -- as the bart strike continues traffic is not getting better.

. on our facebook page, we asked you, the viewers who you blame for the bart strike. the biggest to blame is on the union workers. 59 % say it is their fault. 20% give equal blame to both management and the union. now this of course in an unscientistic pole came to you the viewers and we would like to hear how it is a affecting new, share your story, how this is changing your commute and how you are getting to and from work today. here in golden gate bridge parkings that is what the

recreation park department is warning, it is coyote breeding season, is he behaving aggressively near their dams and they are posting warning signs at several locations where dogs are often taken. there is a baby swimming in a pool without flow station devices. you can see this 16 month old baby swim across the pool and there is no adult. her father said she was taught to swim by an experienced life guard and floats on her back when she is tired. most done recommend that but a lot of people are talking about that child. we are talking about sal in our commute and we have several things you are checking, sal? >> from oakland, these are live pictures and we will show you have that and i think we have

that right and i will tell you if the liens are going to be long not only at jack london square but also for the alameda ferry and traffic is moving along with lines getting on to the blue and gold ferry and again if you are taking the ferry, please get yourself there as early as possible and the next ferry is at 6:45 and there is already a lot of people lining up. bay bridge is backed up, let's go back to the desk. police hope they help them catch the killers. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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. welcome back, thank you for joining us, july 2nd, tuesday, i am dave clark. lots to tell you about, this is day 2 of the bart strike incase you are just waking up, there were no face to face contract talks yesterday and no new scheduled talks are scheduled today. however, both negotiators are in a hotel in oakland and it is possible negotiations could resume at any time. they are trying to help stranded passengers get across the bay and live in oakland to tell us what is happening there, this is day two of the strike, what do you think so far, tara? >> reporter: these buses have been killing up and people seem

to have doubled the number of 6 buses to shut off san francisco from here. 36 buses totaled throughout the bay area. we know it was costing the agency $70,000 a day to do that and we need an updated dollar amount but it is not costing computer's a -- commuteers a penny. >> i live here in oakland but because of not knowing how the traffic is going to be, it would not allow enough time to get to work. so i am sleep deprived. >> how much time do you have to use compared to usual. >> well, i was up at 3:00. >> that is pretty early.would s

a lot more pressure ride. >> yes . >> reporter: shuttles running into san francisco, we were there yesterday at the corner of 50th and broadway and we were pretty much in service and how much longer this strike goes on, it lasted around 6 days and these commuters are hoping it doesn't go longer than that. live in oakland, i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> 6:23 during the break extend under carpool hours will be enforced until 7:00 p.m. and these will also be there. chp has a reminder they will be strong if i enforcing new hours. the business group bay

area council estimates $73 million a day has been lost in productivity and they estimate how many workers cross county lines and each day they determined how many workers lost about two hours of productivity sitting in heavy traffic. and they are proving to be double for bay area commuters. we have that story coming up at 655. for the very latest information on the commute and bart strike including what you need to know about alternate routes and services you can go to the home page and click on the bart strike tab.

. >> reporter: in talking with police here this morning, they say surveillance video will be instrumental in helping to solve this crime and i want to point out, there is a camera here at lake park avenue and that should help police identify the people involved. at least two people came in and one of them opened fire on two employees and one was shot to death. just about an hour ago, police say the motive remains unclear. they are not sure if this was in fact a robbery. police say there were four employees and several customers inside the restaurant. one triggered the silent alarm,

investigators are trying to identify and they also say the shooter was not wearing a mask. they talk add short time ago about the possibility of releasing videos of the killer in this case. >> we will release video surveillance if we need to reach out through the media for identification but right now this is still an active investigation and until we reach that point where we would have to or needed to put it out to the community, we will certainly do that. >> and he told me he would abort and oakland police, the area captain here in area 2 will be holding a pair of meetings and community meetings, mostly aimed reaching

out to business owners in this area who are obviously concerned about this crime last night. two employees gunned down. live in oakland, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. they spent the night mopping up hot spots and they burned at least five acres on the southeast end of the park. firefighters did find them and they did not determine if that is a start of the fire. firefighters also spend the nightwatching for flare-ups which threatened two dozen homes and that fire burned 492 acres. it damaged two sheds and a barn. it did take firefighters more than five hours to gain control as they battled the high winds and temperatures are at about 100 degrees and the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> it will be another hot day

and we will tell you how city services are affected by the heat, janine? >> reporter: well, allan rock park is closed and in the last 30 minutes we have seen a lot of people come up here and they are surprised to see the sign seeing where it is closed and this is popular, because you can see they are worried about danger in the park. they decided it is best to keep people out of the park and with the humidity and temperatures reaching the mid-90s today firefighters wanted to reduce any fire related emergencies. those who live near the park say they don't mind about the closure. >> i am glad they closed it, because my wife and i are concerned so we are glad they

chosed it. then in morgan hill and gilroy it will be 100 and expect to feel more humidity and there is excessive heat warnings through wednesday and they will designate 10 cooling centers and they will be open at 8:00 a.m. up until 10:00 p.m. and a flex alert has been issued for tied. an on -- for today. they are asking people to reduce energy because that is when the demand is high. back out here live at allan rock parkings it will be closed tomorrow and the photographer -- if the photographer can is getting into the park but coming up on morning on two going inside the parkings they

consider it a big risk to the fire danger reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now 6:39 let's go to sal, he is watching the lafayette area, he has the chopper and casual carpooling. >> i want to show you something earlier this morning, let's go to news chopper 2. a lot of the people were trying to get in casual cars and it seems as if we have more cars than people and people are just waiting there and these people will get into that car and that car will be able to use the carpool lane. if you are in the area and you need to get into san francisco you might want to think about a personal taxi waiting for you

but not really, you get the point. those people are all in their cars, waiting there. let's take a break at the stole plaza and if you are a casual carpool, you see them moving through and that would be you so that is a much better deal. >> we are looking at other commutes and south bay is not affected and it is a little bit slow between union and hayward. >> sal, you need three, right? >> three people. >> and we have some fog, the fog is back, a few folks over at the coast, could you send some of this. get it east, get it south or north, i tell you there is a a

lot and i said, do i smell clouds and there is a heat advisory and that will take us through tomorrow as well. you add some clouds and now you are adding some humidity to the mix and it is 76 degrees and some locations are already in the 70s and others have fog and it is going to be a cool day. these clouds are very close and it looks like on the backside, we will have mostly sunny skies and the high clouds are nexting through and it was very, very light, we only had 92 reports and manically along the area, they are out there they are right along parallel to the coast and i think it is about done clouds for some, partly

cloudy, a bigger fog bank and it looks like it is going to be muggy and -- muggy and there is a bigger fog bank with a delta breeze this morning, it don't take much and a big one friday and it does look cooler inland. it was a somber memorial to 19 fierce killed in that wildfire. and hundreds of people are waiting to board ferris, we will tell you how it is faring and if there are any delays coming up. good morning, we have a big backup that is stretching around on to the leader fair ways and traffic is not getting

. we have information here at the lafayette bart station and we have people waiting for casual carpoolers there and you can see the cars are waiting for people to try to take advantage of that carpool lane and on the bay bridge toll plaza, the carpool lane is doing well and the people

driving single are can get int you will help yourself out with the morning commute, let's go back to the decks. it is causing commuteers service and you are around the long lines there? >> reporter: yes, one of the ferries is he had haded towards south san francisco and the other is headed towards the embarcadero and long lines, people are getting up at least an hour and a half to two hours earlier just to catch one of these ferris and they are running on time and they have even added boats to make sure that continues. they are running about 11 ferry boats to and from the city when normally there will be about 8. ferry officials say they have

transported 8,000 passengers but norm lay they would only have the ability to carry passengers. >> i think the longest delay was 20 minutes but overall systemwide from vallejo to san francisco we did well and we are hoping to repeat that performance today. i don't blame either side, but they had the entire weekend to get to a compromise and they need to think of the public and what we are put through and how much we are losing. >> now another issue is parking rates and keep in mind, parking is limited around the base area landings and a lot of computer parking was an issue and they are saying if you can to be picked up or dropped off at the

ferry, 101 washington, back out here live consideration there is the -- considering the bart strike but if you are planning on taking the ferry, the lines are moving prettyee fishily -- efficiently. those talks are continuing avert a strike for them and the contract for more than 1600 bus drivers and mechanics ran out sunday but union leaders decided to extend the contracting while they continue. riders will be given 25 and we want to hear from you. we want to hear how the bart strike is affecting you this

morning. go to the facebook page and share your story, tell us and let us know where you are getting this morning. >> thousands passed memorial for the 19 firefighters killed in arizona. >> many of these firefighters were sons, they were brothers, they were fathers... >> now the firefighters ares were overcome by fire and four of them were from southern california including shawn mizener from santa clara family. >> my heartbreaks for shawn and his family. >> he worked his whole life to get to this point where he finally had everything together and it was all take an way so quickly.

>> he and his wife were expecting their first child this september, we will have more in a live report coming up on mornings on 2. bay area fireworks stands are, now if you are caught, gilroy started selling fireworks yesterday and they are the only town that is okay to sell fireworks. >> sal, you have a lot of stuff going on and you are watching the toll plaza? >> yes, we are watching the toll plaza because it seems to be one of the troubled spots and there is a big back up at the toll plaza and just getting to it, it will take a little while here. now if you are coming to the toll plaza, it will take 45

minutes to an hour just to get to the toll plaza and then you have the toll plaza back up and it is going slower than usual. this is what you might want to consider and in fact it looks pretty good and so does the dumbarton. this happily has been unaffected by this on the peninsular as well. if you can somehow reroute yourself to do your business on those freeways and they are much less crowded in the east bay freeways. news chopper 2 just on the other side of the caldecott tunnel and as you come out, you will see all kinds of slow traffic, this is what we are talking about, before you even get to the bay bridge, you have to go through the slow traffic just to get there, and coming on down the hill, there is the rock ridge station which of course is empty and there is

her coming around and this is what we are dealing with before you even get to the bay bridge this morning. my imagination is worse than yesterday. >> it does. >> sunrise over the big city, had a lot of tropical clouds early and they had a few light showers and it is not much, i think we are down with it, done be surprised if another ban comes through. some thick fog, there is a little bit stronger sea breeze to the delta, and the humidity factor is crazy with these tropical clouds coming in and it will not do much good. 50s to 70s and there is a lot more on the coast, that is for sure. up in the sierra, we are about done with it here and we have mostly sunny skies, big mild to hot and that means that

humidity goes up and up, 60s to 100s but it adds more humidity into the mix. i do think we'll see a cooler pattern and friday does look much cooler inland. they are changing the face of california and the new surprising spot we have reached in our population. you can see northbound 880 is slow and southbound 880, you can see on the left, it is not a bad commute as we approach, we will tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead.

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. they show the number of whites and latinos are equal. they make up of the population and according to the department, they are making up the biggest ethnic group. they are double trouble for a lot of bay area commuters and they are dealing with bridges and highways and many drivers are dealing with sky-high prices. some parking lot owners are

cashing in by jacking up their prices. >> let's check in with sal and we made the operation busier and not worse. news chopper 2 is showing a live picture and one of the ferries just left and there are long lines nor the next one and we will talk about that coming up on mornings on 2. most lows have cleared out and theyed a lot of humidity and fog is on the coast, there is a bigger fog bank, 60s to 100s. computers had to work on day two of the bart strike, what they are doing to help people get across the bay. two workers are shot and killed, we have new information about the victims, stay with us, we will be right back.

traffic seems to be worst this morning as commuters head to work on day two of the b.a.r.t. strike. what's happening in the stalled contract talks to get the